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14,101,100,Og9,g91,805 times the circumference of
the globe":. to travel ovcr which, a man.._walking
at the rate of four miles an hour, ,vould reqnire
10,060,716,gS2,gOS,768 years, 26g days, and 8 hours."
Since the publication of the 1\1yriorama there have
appeared four other pictures.of the Same kind.
IIyper-myri-orama, from V7rfP, ll-up'€r, above, or superior.
" The advantage (says the pUblisher) which
the Hypermyriorama has over other works of this
kind, is, tl~at the views arc selected from nature."
Marin.:.orama, from the Latin word 1narinus, "be..
. longing to the sea."
Pan-orama-copia, from the Greek .".av, l>«n, all, ami
the Latin copia, abundance.
Cho~i-orama, from XWptOV, c!lorwn, a place.
PASCHO, IIM%""Isuffer, orJeel.-PATHOS,
rr"e." feeling.
JEI-PA'I'llY, aEl, llei, continuat
Anti-path)', aVTl, ~nti, against.
A-pathy, a, a, not, without•.
feelhig.
A continual passion.
Au aversion or dislike.
Insensibility or want of
Sym.pathy, qVV, (S.'Im) sun, with. A fellow or mutual
feeling.
Patho-gnomy, -yIV",qlC"', ginijskij, I know. Sec PHY-
SIOOcNOltlY". ,. ".)
/-:..! t
PI-iAGO, ,,1''''' I eat.
ACRIDO.PItAGl, alCpl~os, akrid6s, gen. of alCols, ams, a
locust. People who feed on locusts.
• Taking the circumference at 25,000 miles.
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